Bergara B-14R 22LR

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acorneau wrote: Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:57 am
ppkny wrote: Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:43 am... come on don't we know better that anything sub 1 MOA doesn't have to look like a Chris Kyle sniper rifle.
Yeah, but a lot of people out there want it to look like a sniper rifle. It plays into their "I'm a baddass special-forces operator" fantasies.

If that's what is selling that's what they're making.
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I'm not sure if we are drifting the thread to far or not but If there was a Rimfire match as you describe around this area I would buy a rifle to shoot it... Or maybe get some 10 round magazines for my old Frankenhunter 1427 and possibly a different stock...

I did take my Silhouette Anschutz Frankenhunter to a Precision rimfire match and found that a different reticle and 10 round mags would be a huge help..... The match was a one off AFAIK and I have yet to see another here in the Houston area.
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To me its like fantacy football. Its trendy and everyone's doing it. I've noticed IDPA has fewer people at its events than it use to. Are they peeling off to other things? Or just dropping out altogether?
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Another Dang 9 wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2019 10:51 am To me its like fantacy football. Its trendy and everyone's doing it. I've noticed IDPA has fewer people at its events than it use to. Are they peeling off to other things? Or just dropping out altogether?
Both. Participated for years..... Much left unsaid.
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I think it has to do with easy and hard. Silhouette is hard. We shoot the one position no one likes to shoot. Standing. All the other competitions shoot multiple positions and it will usually come down to who shot the best standing score. I shot XTC for a few years and they had a axiom. Won at prone lost at standing.
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